Method for a Luminance and Chrominance Correction

ABSTRACT

A method for a luminance and chrominance correction. The method may include: image input data is acquired; a first correction on the image input data is performed, to obtain a first correction result; and a second correction is performed on to the first correction result, to obtain a second correction result, wherein the first correction is one of multiple layers of luminance correction and at least one layer of chrominance correction, and the second correction is the other of the multiple layers of the luminance correction and the at least one layer of the chrominance correction. The method solves a technical problem that the display uniformity of different grayscales still cannot be effectively improved when luminance and chrominance differences are solved in the related art.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to a technical field of imageprocessing, and in particular, to a method for a luminance andchrominance correction.

BACKGROUND

Due to process limitations such as lamp point manufacturing, sorting andpackaging, at least one Light-Emitting Diode (LED) display screengenerally has point-by-point luminance and chrominance differences whenleaving factories, thus bringing a non-uniform display effect.Therefore, point-by-point non-uniformity correction of the LED displayscreen becomes an indispensable link for improving a display quality ofthe LED display screen. At present, an luminance control of most LEDdisplay screens is mainly realized by Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). Anda common correction method is to collect lamp point luminance data ofthe LED display screen under a certain grayscale, so as to generate acorresponding correction coefficient, that is, a PWM compensation ratio.Then, the correction coefficient is applied to all display grayscales.

In the related art, ordinary luminance and chrominance correctiondepends on LED luminance linearity. And if the LED luminance linearityis poor, visual uniformity of different grayscales after correction ispoor. Since LED driving technology changes from Passive Matrix (PM) toActive Matrix (AM), an LED nonlinear problem becomes more and moreobvious. the non-uniformity of an image (Mura, different degrees ofcolor difference for the same light source and the same ground colorpicture is visually sensed through a red-green light) of differentgrayscales differs a lot, so that the related art cannot adapt to suchapplication scenarios.

In view of the above problem that an display uniformity of differentgrayscales still cannot be effectively improved, when luminance andchrominance differences are solved in the related art, no effectivesolution has been proposed yet at present.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present application provide a method for a luminanceand chrominance correction, so as to at least solve a technical problemthat the display uniformity of different grayscales still cannot beeffectively improved, when the luminance and chrominance differences aresolved in the related art.

According to one aspect of the embodiments of the present application, amethod for a luminance and chrominance correction is provided,including: image input data is acquired; a first correction is performedon the image input data, to obtain a first correction result; and asecond correction is performed on the first correction result, to obtaina second correction result, wherein the first correction is onecorrection of multiple layers of luminance correction and at least onelayer of chrominance correction, and the second correction is the othercorrection of the multiple layers of the luminance correction and the atleast one layer of the chrominance correction.

Optionally, the step that the first correction is performed on the imageinput data, to obtain the first correction result may include: thechrominance correction is performed on the image input data according toa chrominance correction coefficient, to obtain chrominance-correctedimage input data; and the chrominance-corrected image input data isdetermined as the first correction result.

Optionally, the step that the second correction is performed accordingto the first correction result, to obtain the second correction resultmay include: a hierarchical position where the chrominance-correctedimage input data is located is determined; a luminance correctioncoefficient corresponding to the chrominance-corrected image input datais acquired according to the hierarchical position; the luminancecorrection is performed on the chrominance-corrected image input dataaccording to the luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminanceand chrominance-corrected image input data; and the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data is determined as the secondcorrection result. In an implementation method, the chrominancecorrection is performed at first, and then the multiple layers of theluminance correction is performed, so as to improve the uniformitycorrection of an LED display screen at all grayscales.

Optionally, the step that the first correction is performed on the imageinput data, to obtain the first correction result may include: ahierarchical position where the image input data is located isdetermined; a luminance correction coefficient corresponding to theimage input data is acquired according to the hierarchical position; theluminance correction is performed on the image input data according tothe luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminance-correctedimage input data; and the luminance-corrected image input data isdetermined as the first correction result.

Optionally, the step that the second correction is performed accordingto the first correction result, to obtain the second correction resultmay include: the chrominance correction is performed on theluminance-corrected image input data, according to a chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and the luminance and chrominance-corrected imageinput data is determined as the second correction result. In animplementation method, the multiple layers of the luminance correctionis performed at first, and then the chrominance correction is performed,so as to improve the uniformity correction of the LED display screen atall grayscales.

Optionally, the method may further include: the image input data iscollected by an image collection device, to obtain at least two levelsof luminance measurement values; fitting is performed according to theat least two levels of the luminance measurement values, to obtain aluminance fitting curve; a correction target curve is set according tothe luminance fitting curve and a correction target result; a mappingcorrection value of a grayscale is acquired according to the correctiontarget curve; and the luminance correction coefficient is obtainedaccording to the mapping correction value of the grayscale. By means ofperforming segmented luminance fitting according to the luminancemeasurement values of different levels, a fitting curve is obtained,such that the correction target curve is effectively obtained, therebyacquiring an optimal luminance correction coefficient, and luminance andchrominance effect is improved.

Optionally, the method further may include: the image input data iscollected by the image collection device, so as to obtain a luminanceand chrominance measurement value of each lamp point of a selectedchrominance layer; the luminance and chrominance measurement value isconverted to obtain a converted luminance and chrominance measurementvalue; a luminance value is adjusted in the converted luminance andchrominance measurement value of the each lamp point, according to acommon correction target luminance value of a specified layer in theluminance correction; inverse conversion is performed according to theadjusted luminance value and chrominance information in the convertedluminance and chrominance measurement value, to obtain a tristimulusvalue; and the chrominance correction coefficient is acquired accordingto the tristimulus value and a target value.

According to one aspect of the embodiments of the present application,an apparatus for a luminance and chrominance correction is provided,including: an acquisition module, configured to acquire image inputdata; a first correction module, configured to perform a firstcorrection on the image input data, to obtain a first correction result;and a second correction module, configured to perform a secondcorrection on the first correction result, to obtain a second correctionresult, wherein the first correction is one correction of multiplelayers of luminance correction and at least one layer of chrominancecorrection, and the second correction is the other correction of themultiple layers of luminance correction and at least one layer of thechrominance correction.

Optionally, the first correction module may include: a first correctionunit, configured to perform the chrominance correction on the imageinput data according to a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtainchrominance-corrected image input data; and a first determination unit,configured to determine the chrominance-corrected image input data asthe first correction result.

Optionally, the second correction module may include: a first positiondetermination unit, configured to determine a hierarchical positionwhere the chrominance-corrected image input data is located; a firstcoefficient acquisition unit, configured to acquire a luminancecorrection coefficient corresponding to the chrominance-corrected imageinput data according to the hierarchical position; a second correctionunit, configured to perform the luminance correction on thechrominance-corrected image input data according to the luminancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and a second determination unit, configured todetermine the luminance and chrominance-corrected image input data asthe second correction result.

Optionally, the first correction module may include: a second positiondetermination unit, configured to determine a hierarchical positionwhere the image input data is located; a second coefficient acquisitionunit, configured to acquire a luminance correction coefficientcorresponding to the image input data according to the hierarchicalposition; a third correction unit, configured to correct the image inputdata according to the luminance correction coefficient, to obtainluminance-corrected image input data; and a third determination unit,configured to determine the luminance-corrected image input data as thefirst correction result.

Optionally, the second correction module may include: a fourthcorrection unit, configured to perform the chrominance correction on theluminance-corrected image input data according to a chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and a fourth determination unit, configured todetermine the luminance and chrominance-corrected image input data asthe second correction result.

Optionally, the apparatus further may include: a first collectionmodule, configured to collect the image input data by an imagecollection device, to obtain at least two levels of luminancemeasurement values; a fitting module, configured to perform fittingaccording to the at least two levels of the luminance measurementvalues, to obtain a luminance fitting curve; a setting module,configured to set a correction target curve according to the luminancefitting curve and a correction target result; a digit acquisitionmodule, configured to acquire a mapping correction value of a grayscaleaccording to the correction target curve; and a luminance correctioncoefficient acquisition module, configured to obtain the luminancecorrection coefficient according to the mapping correction value of thegrayscale. By means of performing segmented luminance fitting accordingto the luminance measurement values of different levels, a fitting curveis obtained, such that the correction target curve is effectivelyobtained, thereby an optimal luminance correction coefficient isacquired, and the luminance and chrominance correction effect isimproved.

Optionally, the apparatus may further include: a second collectionmodule, configured to collect the image input data by an imagecollection device, to obtain a luminance and chrominance measurementvalue of each lamp point of a selected chrominance layer; a firstconversion module, configured to convert the luminance and chrominancemeasurement value, to obtain a converted luminance and chrominancemeasurement value; an adjustment module, configured to adjust aluminance value in the converted luminance and chrominance measurementvalue of the each lamp point, according to a common correction targetluminance value of a specified layer in the luminance correction; asecond conversion module, configured to perform inverse conversionaccording to the adjusted luminance value and chrominance information inthe converted luminance and chrominance measurement value, to obtain atristimulus value; and a chrominance correction coefficient acquisitionmodule, configured to acquire the chrominance correction coefficient,according to the tristimulus value and a target value.

According to one aspect of the embodiments of the present application, anon-transitory storage medium is provided, wherein the non-transitorystorage medium may include a stored computer program, and when thecomputer program is running, a device where the non-transitory storagemedium is located is controlled to perform the above method.

According to one aspect of the embodiments of the present application, aprocessor is provided, wherein the processor is configured to run acomputer program, and the computer program is run by a processor toexecutes the above method while running.

In the embodiments of the present application, image input data isacquired; a first correction is performed on the image input data, toobtain the first correction result; and a second correction is performedon the first correction result, to obtain the second correction result,wherein the first correction is one correction of multiple layers ofluminance correction and at least one layer of chrominance correction,and the second correction is the other correction of the multiple layersof the luminance correction and the at least one layer of thechrominance correction. The purpose of effectively improving the qualityof LED correction is achieved, thereby a technical effect of improvingthe uniformity correction of the LED display screen at all grayscales isrealized, and then solving a technical problem that the displayuniformity of different grayscales still cannot be effectively improvedwhen luminance and chrominance differences are solved in the relatedart.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The drawings described herein are used for providing a furtherunderstanding of the present application, and constitute a part of thepresent application, and illustrative embodiments of the presentapplication and descriptions thereof are used for explaining the presentapplication, and do not constitute improper limitations to the presentapplication. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a method for a luminance andchrominance correction according to an embodiment of the presentapplication;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a first manner in the method for aluminance and chrominance correction according to an embodiment of thepresent application;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a second manner in the method for aluminance and chrominance correction according to an embodiment of thepresent application;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of luminance correction implementation inthe method for a luminance and chrominance correction according to anembodiment of the present application;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a fitting curve and a correction targetcurve in the method for a luminance and chrominance correction accordingto an embodiment of the present application; and

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for a luminance andchrominance correction according to an embodiment of the presentapplication.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In order that those skilled in the art may better understand thesolutions of the present application, a clear and complete descriptionof technical solutions in the embodiments of the present applicationwill be given below, in combination with the drawings in the embodimentsof the present application. Apparently, the embodiments described beloware merely a part, but not all, of the embodiments of the presentapplication. All of other embodiments, obtained by those ordinaryskilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present applicationwithout any creative effort, fall into the protection scope of thepresent application.

It should be noted that, the terms “first” and “second” and the like inthe specification, claims and the above-mentioned drawings of thepresent application are used for distinguishing similar objects, and arenot necessarily used for describing a specific sequence or precedenceorder. It should be understood that the data used in this way may beinterchanged under appropriate circumstances, so that the embodiments ofthe present application described herein may be implemented in asequence other than those illustrated or described herein. Furthermore,the terms “including” and “having”, and any variations thereof areintended to cover non-exclusive inclusions, for example, processes,methods, systems, products or devices including a series of steps orunits are not necessarily limited to those clearly listed steps orunits, but may include other steps or units that are not clearly listedor are inherent to these processes, methods, products or devices.

According to the embodiments of the present application, a methodembodiment for a luminance and chrominance correction is provided. Itshould be noted that, the steps shown in the flow diagram of drawingsmay be executed in a computer system such as a group ofcomputer-executable instructions, and although a logical sequence isshown in the flow diagram, in some cases, the illustrated or describedsteps may be executed in a different sequence than here.

FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a method for a luminance andchrominance correction according to an embodiment of the presentapplication, and as shown in FIG. 1 , the method may include thefollowing steps.

At step S102, image input data is acquired.

At step S104, a first correction is performed on the image input data,to obtain a first correction result.

At step S106, a second correction is performed on the first correctionresult, to obtain a second correction result,

-   -   wherein the first correction is one correction of multiple        layers of luminance correction and at least one layer of        chrominance correction, and the second correction is the other        correction of the multiple layers of the luminance correction        and the at least one layer of the chrominance correction.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the present application, the multiplelayers of luminance correction may be at least two layers of theluminance correction. And in implementation, correction is performed ona luminance correction coefficient in multiple grayscale layers, thegrayscale layer described herein refers to a grayscale. For example,when displayable grayscales of one display screen are 0-255, itindicates that the display screen may display data of 256 grayscales,that is to say, 256 grayscale layers.

Similarly, in the embodiment of the present application, at least onelayer of the chrominance correction is illustrated by takingsingle-layer chrominance correction as an example. Since the chrominanceMura of an LED display screen in different grayscale layers is basicallyconsistent, the luminance Mura difference relative to different layerscan be ignored, and visual characteristics of human eyes are moresensitive to luminance difference. Therefore, the use of a method for asingle-layer chrominance correction can conform to visual perceptioncharacteristics of human eyes, and data storage amount can be reducedwithout loss of precision. It should be noted that, the embodiment ofthe present application can also use the multiple layers of thechrominance correction, which is not limited to a single layerchrominance correction herein.

In summary, in combination with steps S102 to S106, the method for aluminance and chrominance correction provided in the embodiment of thepresent application can be combined with a multi-layer correctionmethod. That is to say, a method for combining the multiple layers ofthe luminance correction with at least one layer of the chrominancecorrection. The method for a luminance and chrominance correctionprovided in the embodiment of the present application is applicable toLED display screens in a PM driving mode and an AM driving mode, anddoes not depend on LED luminance linearity, such that display uniformityof different grayscales after correction can be improved at the sametime.

PM driving: passive site selection driving (Passive Matrix), alsoreferred to as passive addressing, unactive addressing, passive driving,and so on; and

AM driving: active site selection driving, (Active Matrix), alsoreferred to as active addressing, initiative addressing, and activedriving, and so on.

In the method for a luminance and chrominance correction provided in theembodiment of the present application, the LED luminance and chrominanceuniformity is corrected in a multi-layer correction method, so that theuniformity of all the grayscales can be improved to a great extent. Inorder to reduce the data storage amount and to ensure a correctionprecision, in the method for a luminance and chrominance correctionprovided in the embodiment of the present application, correction datais divided into two parts, that is to say, a luminance correction and achrominance correction, and a solution of storing multiple layers ofluminance correction data and single-layer chrominance correction datais utilized. During display, the most appropriate luminance correctioncoefficient and the most appropriate chrominance correction coefficientare selected in real time, according to an input condition of the imageinput data, so as to improve the luminance and chrominance correctioneffect.

Optionally, in the method for a luminance and chrominance correctionprovided in the embodiment of the present application, the method ofcombining the luminance correction coefficient with the chrominancecorrection coefficient may include the following two methods:

-   -   The first manner: the single-layer chrominance correction data        with multiple layers of luminance correction data are combined.

In an optional implementation, the step S104 that the first correctionis performed on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult may include: the chrominance correction is performed on the imageinput data, to obtain chrominance-corrected image input data; and thechrominance-corrected image input data is determined as the firstcorrection result.

In an optional implementation, the step S106 that the second correctionis performed according to the first correction result, to obtain thesecond correction result may include: at least two layers of theluminance correction is performed on the chrominance-corrected imageinput data, to obtain luminance and chrominance-corrected image inputdata; and the luminance and chrominance-corrected image input data isdetermined as the second correction result.

The method of correcting the image input data is to perform single-layerchrominance correction at first, and after the chrominance-correctedimage input data is obtained, perform at least two layers of theluminance correction (i.e., multiple layers of the luminance correction)on the chrominance-corrected image input data, to obtain the luminanceand chrominance-corrected image input data, thereby the uniformitycorrection of the LED display screen is improved at all grayscales.

Optionally, the step that the chrominance correction is performed on theimage input data, to obtain the chrominance-corrected image input datamay include: the chrominance correction is performed on the image inputdata according to a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtain thechrominance-corrected image input data.

The step of that the at least two layers of the luminance correction isperformed on the chrominance-corrected image input data, to obtain theluminance and chrominance-corrected image input data may include: ahierarchical position where the chrominance-corrected image input datais located is determined; a luminance correction coefficientcorresponding to the chrominance-corrected image input data is acquiredaccording to the hierarchical position; and the luminance correction isperformed on the chrominance-corrected image input data according to theluminance correction coefficient, to obtain the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data.

As shown in FIG. 2 , FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a first manner inthe method for a luminance and chrominance correction according to anembodiment of the present application. During correction, an Inputsignal (i.e., the image input data in the embodiment of the presentapplication) is directly multiplied by the chrominance correctioncoefficient (Coef) in a chrominance Demura module, then a result ofmultiplication obtained enters a multiple layers of luminance Demura.The result of multiplication obtained is located between which twoLayers (i.e., the hierarchical position where the chrominance-correctedimage input data is located in the embodiment of the present applicationis determined) is judged in real time, and interpolation (i.e., theluminance correction coefficient corresponding to thechrominance-corrected image input data is acquired according to thehierarchical position, and the luminance correction is performed on thechrominance-corrected image input data according to the luminancecorrection coefficient in the embodiment of the present application) isperformed according to the luminance correction LUT (i.e., multiplelayers of LUT, the luminance correction coefficient in the embodiment ofthe present application) of the two Layers, so as to achieve the purposeof selecting the most appropriate luminance correction coefficient andto improve the correction effect, and then a result of the interpolationis processed by a PWM/AM Driver.

The second manner: the multiple layers of the luminance correction datais combined with the single-layer chrominance correction data

In an optional implementation, the step S104 that the first correctionis performed on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult may include: at least two layers of luminance correction isperformed on the image input data, to obtain luminance-corrected imageinput data; and the luminance-corrected image input data is determinedas the first correction result.

In an optional implementation, the step S106 that the second correctionis performed according to the first correction result, to obtain thesecond correction result may include: the chrominance correction isperformed on the luminance-corrected image input data, to obtainluminance and chrominance-corrected image input data; and the luminanceand chrominance-corrected image input data is determined as the secondcorrection result.

The manner of correcting the image input data is to perform at least twolayers of luminance correction (i.e., multiple layers of the luminancecorrection) at first, and after the chrominance-corrected image inputdata is obtained, single-layer chrominance correction is performed onthe chrominance-corrected image input data, to obtain the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data, thereby the uniformitycorrection of the LED display screen is improved at all grayscales.

Optionally, the step that the at least two layers of the luminancecorrection is performed on the image input data, to obtain theluminance-corrected image input data may include: a hierarchicalposition where the image input data is located is determined; aluminance correction coefficient corresponding to the image input datais acquired according to the hierarchical position; and the luminancecorrection is performed on the image input data according to theluminance correction coefficient, to obtain the luminance-correctedimage input data.

The step that the chrominance correction is performed on theluminance-corrected image input data, to obtain the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data may include: the chrominancecorrection is performed on the luminance-corrected image input data,according to a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtain theluminance and chrominance-corrected image input data.

As shown in FIG. 3 , FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a second manner inthe method for a luminance and chrominance correction according to anembodiment of the present application. During luminance and chrominancecorrection, the Input signal being located between which two Layers(i.e., the hierarchical position where the image input data is locatedis determined in the embodiment of the present application) is judged inreal time according to the Input signal (i.e., the image input data inthe embodiment of the present application), and interpolation (i.e., theluminance correction coefficient corresponding to the corrected imageinput data is acquired according to the hierarchical position in theembodiment of the present application) is performed according to theluminance correction LUT (i.e., the luminance correction coefficient inthe embodiment of the present application) of the two Layers, so as toachieve the purpose of selecting the most appropriate luminancecorrection coefficient; and then a result of the interpolation entersthe chrominance Demura module to be directly multiplied by thechrominance correction coefficient (Coef). That is to say, asingle-layer chrominance correction parameter is used (i,e., theluminance correction is performed on the image input data according tothe luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminance-correctedimage input data, and the chrominance correction is performed on theluminance-corrected image input data according to the chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data in the embodiment of the presentapplication), and then a result of multiplication is processed by aPWM/AM Driver.

It should be noted that, during real-time processing, an appropriateluminance correction coefficient can be selected according to thegrayscale value of the image input data, while the chrominancecorrection coefficient may be related to a collection position ofchrominance information.

Based on the above, a process of acquiring the luminance correctioncoefficient and the chrominance correction coefficient in the method fora luminance and chrominance correction provided in the embodiment of thepresent application is specifically as follows:

1. A Process of Acquiring the Luminance Correction Coefficient.

In an optional implementation, the luminance and the method for achrominance correction provided in the embodiment of the presentapplication may further include: the image input data is collected by animage collection device, to obtain at least two levels of luminancemeasurement values; fitting is performed according to the at least twolevels of the luminance measurement values, to obtain a luminancefitting curve; a correction target curve is set according to theluminance fitting curve and a correction target result; a mappingcorrection value of a grayscale is acquired according to the correctiontarget curve; and the luminance correction coefficient is obtainedaccording to the mapping correction value of the grayscale. By means ofperforming segmented luminance fitting according to the luminancemeasurement values of different levels, a fitting curve is obtained,such that the correction target curve is effectively obtained, therebyan optimal luminance correction coefficient is acquired, and theluminance and chrominance correction effect is improved.

In the embodiment of the present application, the image collectiondevice may be an area-array camera with an XYZ color filter wheel.During a collection process of the image input data, the image inputdata obtained by using the area-array camera with the XYZ color filterwheel to photograph the LED display screen may be used. It should benoted that in the embodiment of the present application, the imagecollection device is not limited to the area-array camera with the XYZcolor filter wheel.

in a preferred implementation, in order to improve an efficiency andreduce storage resources in the method for a luminance and chrominancecorrection provided in the embodiment of the present application,several Layers of red, green and blue (RGB) three primary colors arecollected to cover low grayscale, medium grayscale and high grayscale.For example, five grayscales of Gray=[32, 64, 128, 192, 255] under acertain standard display Gamma are collected, so that collected featuresare more obvious due to the collection from the low grayscale to thehigh grayscale.

Optionally, FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of luminance correctionimplementation in the method for a luminance and chrominance correctionaccording to an embodiment of the present application. As shown in FIG.4 , the method for a luminance and chrominance correction provided inthe embodiment of the present application is to photograph the LEDdisplay screen by using the area-array camera with the XYZ color filterwheel. All Layers need to collect a filter image for a luminance Y. Acertain Layer is selected as a chrominance layer, and X filter image andZ filter image are additionally collected for standby. Meanwhile, themeasurement value of a certain area on the screen and the measurementvalue of the area by the area-array camera are assisted calibrated byusing a light gun, so that a point-by-point luminance measurement valueY or a luminance and chrominance measurement values XYZ on the LEDdisplay screen can be obtained.

For a certain lamp point, the luminance Y data of the five Layers (i.e.,the at least two levels of luminance measurement values in theembodiment of the present application) are used, and a piecewise Gammacurve of the lamp point is fitted by using methods such as linearinterpolation, polynomial fitting and exponential function fitting(i.e., fitting is performed according to the at least two levels ofluminance measurement values, to obtain the luminance fitting curve inthe embodiment of the present application). As shown in FIG. 5 , FIG. 5is a schematic diagram of a fitting curve and a correction target curvein the method for a luminance and chrominance correction according to anembodiment of the present application, wherein a dotted line representsa fitting Gamma curve of the lamp point.

A correction target Gamma curve is set according to requirements of thecorrection target result, as shown in a black curve in FIG. 5 .

A mapping correction value of the grayscale is calculated according tothe correction target Gamma curve, to obtain correction coefficient LUT.For example, if a luminance of 200 grayscales needs to be displayed,then 210 gray scales are sent to the lamp point. In order to savestorage resources and reduce a transmission bandwidth, a correctioncoefficient corresponding to the 200 grayscales of the lamp point may bedenoted as +10.

By analogy, a common target Gamma curve is used for obtaining theluminance correction coefficients of several Layers point by point onthe LED display screen, so that the luminance of the LED display screensubjected to luminance correction is uniform.

2. A Process of Acquiring the Chrominance Correction Coefficient.

In an optional implementation, the method for a luminance andchrominance correction provided in the embodiment of the presentapplication may further include: the image input data is collected bythe image collection device, to obtain a luminance and chrominancemeasurement value of each lamp point of a selected chrominance layer;the luminance and chrominance measurement value is converted to obtain aconverted luminance and chrominance measurement value; a luminance valuein the converted luminance and chrominance measurement value of each thelamp point is adjusted, according to a common correction targetluminance value of a specified layer in the luminance correction;inverse conversion is performed according to the adjusted luminancevalue and chrominance information in the converted luminance andchrominance measurement value, to obtain a tristimulus value; and thechrominance correction coefficient is acquired, according to thetristimulus value and a target value.

In the method for a luminance and chrominance correction provided in theembodiment of the present application, one-time luminance uniformityadjustment is performed on the image input, data. Meanwhile, in order toreduce the data storage amount, ensure, the correction precision andconform to the perception characteristics of the human eyes, the methodfor a luminance and chrominance correction provided in the embodiment ofthe present application is illustrated by taking one-layer chrorninancecorrection as an example, which is not specifically limited as long asthe method for a luminance and chrorninance correction provided in theembodiment of the present application can be implemented.

Since the chrominance Mura of the LED display screen in differentgrayscale layers is basically consistent, the luminance Mura differencerelative to different layers can be ignored, and the visualcharacteristics of human eyes are more sensitive to the luminancedifference. Therefore, the use of a single-layer chrominance correctionmethod in the method for a luminance and chrominance correction providedin the embodiment of the present application may conform to visualperception characteristics of human eyes, and the data storage amountcan be reduced without the loss of precision.

A process of acquiring the chrominance correction coefficient may be asfollows.

At step 1: for each lamp point of the selected chrominance layer in aluminance correction portion, using the collected luminance andchrominance measurement value XYZ data of the lamp point to complete theconversion from. XYZ to Lxy, according to the following formula, whereinXYZ represents a tristimulus value, L represents luminance, and XYrepresents color coordinates.

L = Y $\text{?} = \frac{X}{X + Y + Z}$ $y = \frac{Y}{X + Y + Z}$?indicates text missing or illegible when filed

At step 2: the luminance uniformity is adjusted. The measurementluminance values L of all lamp points are adjusted by using a commoncorrection target luminance value of a layer in the luminancecorrection, and the chrominance information xy is retained, or, thetarget luminance value is multiplied by a global ratio for adjustment.

At step 3: the data processed in step 2 is inversely converted into XYZdata according to the formula in step 1, and the chrominance correctioncoefficient is calculated according to the following formula.

Coef×Measured=Target

-   -   wherein Coef represents the correction coefficient, Measured        presents the collected tristimulus value, and Target represents        the selected target value.

Optionally, an image of a single-layer LED display screen is collectedby using an area-array industrial camera with an XYZ color filter wheel,a point-by-point RGB three-primary-color tristimulus value XYZ isextracted, a common target value is selected, and then the chrominancecorrection coefficient is obtained according to the formula in step 3.

Based on the above, the method for a luminance and chrominancecorrection provided in the embodiment of the present application doesnot depend on the LED luminance linearity, so that the correctionuniformity is synchronously improved regardless of the low grayscale,the medium grayscale or the high grayscale. In the embodiments of thepresent application, image input data is acquired; a first correction isperformed on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult; and a second correction is performed on the first correctionresult, to obtain the second correction result, wherein the firstcorrection is one correction of multiple layers of luminance correctionand at least one layer of chrominance correction, and the secondcorrection is the other correction of the multiple layers of theluminance correction and the at least one layer of the chrominancecorrection. The purpose of effectively improving the quality of LEDcorrection is achieved, thereby realizing the technical effect ofimproving the uniformity correction of the LED display screen at allgrayscales, and then solving the technical problem that the displayuniformity of different grayscales still cannot be effectively improvedwhen luminance and chrominance differences are solved in the relatedart.

According to the embodiments of the present application, an embodimentof an apparatus for a luminance and chrominance correction is provided.FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for a luminance andchrominance correction according to an embodiment of the presentapplication,. As shown in FIG. 6 , the apparatus for a luminance andchrominance correction provided in the embodiment of the presentapplication may include: an acquisition module 62, configured to acquireimage input data; a first correction module 64, configured to perform afirst correction on the image input data, to obtain a first correctionresult; and a second correction module 66, configured to perform asecond correction on the first correction result, to obtain a secondcorrection result, wherein the first correction is one correction ofmultiple layers of luminance correction and at least one layer ofchrominance correction, and the second correction is the othercorrection of the multiple layers of the luminance correction and the atleast one layer of the chrominance correction.

Optionally, the first correction module 64 may include: a firstcorrection unit, configured to perform the chrominance correction on theimage input data according to a chrominance correction coefficient, toobtain chrominance-corrected image input data; and a first determinationunit, configured to determine the chrominance-corrected image input dataas the first correction result.

Further, optionally, the second correction module 66 may include: afirst position determination unit, configured to determine ahierarchical position where the chrominance-corrected image input datais located; a first coefficient acquisition unit, configured to acquirea luminance correction coefficient corresponding to thechrominance-corrected image input data according to the hierarchicalposition; a second correction unit, configured to perform the luminancecorrection on the chrominance-corrected image input data, according tothe luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data; and a second determination unit,configured to determine the luminance and chrominance-corrected imageinput data as the second correction result.

Optionally, the first correction module 64 may include: a secondposition determination unit, configured to determine a hierarchicalposition where the image input data is located; a second coefficientacquisition unit, configured to acquire a luminance correctioncoefficient corresponding to the image input data according to thehierarchical position; a third correction unit, configured to correctthe image input data according to the luminance correction coefficient,to obtain luminance-corrected image input data; and a thirddetermination unit, configured to determine the luminance-correctedimage input data as the first correction result.

Further, optionally, the second correction module 66 may include: afourth correction unit, configured to perform the chrominance correctionon the luminance-corrected image input data according to a chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and a fourth determination unit, configured todetermine the luminance and chrominance-corrected image input data asthe second correction result.

Optionally, the luminance and chrominance correction apparatus providedin the embodiment of the present application may further include: afirst collection module, configured to collect the image input data byan image collection device, to obtain at least two levels of luminancemeasurement values; a fitting module, configured to perform fittingaccording to the at least two levels of the luminance measurementvalues, to obtain a luminance fitting curve; a setting module,configured to set a correction target curve according to the luminancefitting curve and a correction target result; a digit acquisitionmodule, configured to acquire a mapping correction value of a grayscaleaccording to the correction target curve; and a luminance correctioncoefficient acquisition module, configured to obtain the luminancecorrection coefficient according to the mapping correction value of thegrayscale. By means of performing segmented luminance fitting accordingto the luminance measurement values of different levels, a fitting curveis obtained, such that the correction target curve is effectivelyobtained, thereby an optimal luminance correction coefficient isacquired, and the luminance and chrominance correction effect isimproved.

Optionally, the apparatus for the luminance and chrominance correctionis provided in the embodiment of the present application may furtherinclude: a second collection module, configured to collect the imageinput data by an image collection device, to obtain a luminance andchrominance measurement value of each lamp point of a selectedchrominance layer; a first conversion module, configured to convert theluminance and chrominance measurement value, to obtain a convertedluminance and chrominance measurement value; an adjustment module,configured to adjust a luminance value in the converted luminance andchrominance measurement value of each the lamp point, according to acommon correction target luminance value of a specified layer in theluminance correction; a second conversion module, configured to performinverse conversion according to the adjusted luminance value andchrominance information in the converted luminance and chrominancemeasurement value, to obtain a tristimulus value; and a chrominancecorrection coefficient acquisition module, configured to acquire thechrominance correction coefficient, according to the tristimulus valueand a target value.

As described above, a specific working principles of the apparatus for aluminance and chrominance correction are the same as the method in theabove Embodiment, reference may be specifically made to the relateddescriptions of the above Embodiment, and thus details are not describedherein again.

According to another aspect of the embodiments of the presentapplication, a non-transitory storage medium is further provided,wherein the non-transitory storage medium may include a stored computerprogram, and when the computer program is running, a device where thenon-transitory storage medium is located is controlled to perform themethod in the above Embodiment.

According to one aspect of the embodiments of the present application, aprocessor is provided, wherein the processor is configured to run acomputer program, and the computer program performs the method in theabove Embodiment while running.

The serial numbers of the above embodiments of the present applicationare only for description, and do not represent the advantages ordisadvantages of the embodiments.

In the above embodiments of the present application, the description ofeach embodiment has its own emphasis. For parts that are not describedin detail in a certain embodiment, reference may be made to relateddescriptions of other embodiments.

In the several embodiments provided by the present application, itshould be understood that, the disclosed technical content may beimplemented in other manners. The apparatus embodiments described aboveare merely exemplary, for example, a division of the units is only alogic function division, there may be other division manners inpractical implementations, for example, multiple units or components maybe combined or integrated to another system, or some features may beomitted or not executed. From another point of view, the displayed ordiscussed mutual coupling or direct coupling or communication connectionmay be indirect coupling or communication connection of units or modulesthrough some interfaces, and may be in electrical or other forms.

The units described as separate components may be separated physicallyor not, components displayed as units may be physical units or not,namely, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on multipleunits. A part of or all of the units may be selected to implement thepurposes of the solutions in the present embodiment according to actualdemands.

In addition, the functional units in various embodiments of the presentapplication may be integrated in a processing unit, or the unitsindividually exist physically, or two or more units are integrated inone unit. The integrated unit may be implemented in a form of hardware,and may also be implemented in a form of a software functional unit.

If the integrated unit is implemented in the form of the softwarefunctional unit and is sold or used as an independent product, it may bestored in a computer-readable storage medium. Based on thisunderstanding, the technical solutions of the present applicationsubstantially, or the part contributing to the related art, or part ofor all the technical solutions may be implemented in the form of asoftware product, the computer software product is stored in a storagemedium, and may include several instructions for enabling a computerdevice (which may be a personnel computer, a server, or a network deviceor the like) to execute all or part of the steps of the method invarious embodiments of the present application. The foregoing storagemedium may include a variety of media capable of storing program codes,such as a USB disk, a read-only memory (ROM, Read-Only Memory), a randomaccess memory (RAM, Random Access Memory), a mobile hard disk, amagnetic disk, or an optical disk.

The foregoing descriptions are merely specific embodiments of thepresent application. It should be pointed out that, those ordinaryskilled in the art may make several improvements and modificationswithout departing from the principles of the present application, andthese improvements and modifications should also be regarded as aprotection scope of the present application.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for a luminance and chrominancecorrection, comprising: acquiring image input data; performing a firstcorrection on the image input data, to obtain a first correction result;and performing a second correction on the first correction result, toobtain a second correction result, wherein the first correction is onecorrection of a plurality of layers of luminance correction and at leastone layer of chrominance correction, and the second correction is theother correction of the plurality of layers of the luminance correctionand the at least one layer of the chrominance correction.
 2. The methodas claimed in claim 1, wherein performing the first correction on theimage input data, to obtain the first correction result comprises:performing the chrominance correction on the image input data accordingto a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtain chrominance-correctedimage input data; and determining the chrominance-corrected image inputdata as the first correction result.
 3. The method as claimed in claim2, wherein performing the second correction on the first correctionresult, so as to obtain the second correction result comprises:determining a hierarchical position where the chrominance-correctedimage input data is located; acquiring a luminance correctioncoefficient corresponding to the chrominance-corrected image input dataaccording to the hierarchical position; performing the luminancecorrection on the chrominance-corrected image input data according tothe luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data; and determining the luminanceand chrominance-corrected image input data as the second correctionresult.
 4. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein performing thefirst correction on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult comprises: determining a hierarchical position where the imageinput data is located; acquiring a luminance correction coefficientcorresponding to the image input data according to the hierarchicalposition; performing the luminance correction on the image input dataaccording to the luminance correction coefficient, to obtainluminance-corrected image input data; and determining theluminance-corrected image input data as the first correction result. 5.The method as claimed in claim 4, wherein performing the secondcorrection on first correction result, to obtain the second correctionresult comprises: performing the chrominance correction on theluminance-corrected image input data, according to a chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and determining the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data as the second correction result.6. The method as claimed in claim 3, wherein the method furthercomprises: collecting the image input data by an image collectiondevice, to obtain at least two levels of luminance measurement values;performing fitting according to the at least two levels of the luminancemeasurement values, to obtain a luminance fitting curve; setting acorrection target curve according to the luminance fitting curve and acorrection target result; acquiring a mapping correction value of agrayscale according to the correction target curve; and obtaining theluminance correction coefficient according to the mapping correctionvalue of the grayscale.
 7. The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein themethod further comprises: collecting the image input data by an imagecollection device, to obtain a luminance and chrominance measurementvalue of each lamp point of a selected chrominance layer; converting theluminance and chrominance measurement value, to obtain a convertedluminance and chrominance measurement value; adjusting a luminance valuein the converted luminance and chrominance measurement value of each thelamp point, according to a common correction target luminance value of aspecified layer in the luminance correction; performing inverseconversion according to the adjusted luminance value and chrominanceinformation in the converted luminance and chrominance measurementvalue, to obtain a tristimulus value; and acquiring the chrominancecorrection coefficient, according to the tristimulus value and a targetvalue.
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 15. A non-transitory storagemedium, wherein the non-transitory storage medium comprises a storedcomputer program, and when the computer program is running, a devicewhere the non-transitory storage medium is located is controlled toperform the following steps: acquiring image input data; performing afirst correction on the image input data, to obtain a first correctionresult; and performing a second correction on the first correctionresult, to obtain a second correction result, wherein the firstcorrection is one correction of a plurality of layers of luminancecorrection and at least one layer of chrominance correction, and thesecond correction is the other correction of the plurality of layers ofthe luminance correction and the at least one layer of the chrominancecorrection.
 16. A processor, wherein the processor is configured to runa computer program, and the computer program is run by a processor toperform the following steps: acquiring image input data; performing afirst correction on the image input data, to obtain a first correctionresult; and performing a second correction on the first correctionresult, to obtain a second correction result, wherein the firstcorrection is one correction of a plurality of layers of luminancecorrection and at least one layer of chrominance correction, and thesecond correction is the other correction of the plurality of layers ofthe luminance correction and the at least one layer of the chrominancecorrection.
 17. The non-transitory storage medium as claimed in claim15, wherein performing the first correction on the image input data, toobtain the first correction result comprises: performing the chrominancecorrection on the image input data according to a chrominance correctioncoefficient, to obtain chrominance-corrected image input data; anddetermining the chrominance-corrected image input data as the firstcorrection result.
 18. The non-transitory storage medium as claimed inclaim 17, wherein performing the second correction Currently Amended thefirst correction result, so as to obtain the second correction resultcomprises: determining a hierarchical position where thechrominance-corrected image input data is located; acquiring a luminancecorrection coefficient corresponding to the chrominance-corrected imageinput data according to the hierarchical position; performing theluminance correction on the chrominance-corrected image input dataaccording to the luminance correction coefficient, to obtain luminanceand chrominance-corrected image input data; and determining theluminance and chrominance-corrected image input data as the secondcorrection result.
 19. The non-transitory storage medium as claimed inclaim 15, wherein performing the first correction on the image inputdata, to obtain the first correction result comprises: determining ahierarchical position where the image input data is located; acquiring aluminance correction coefficient corresponding to the image input dataaccording to the hierarchical position; performing the luminancecorrection on the image input data according to the luminance correctioncoefficient, to obtain luminance-corrected image input data; anddetermining the luminance-corrected image input data as the firstcorrection result.
 20. The non-transitory storage medium as claimed inclaim 19, wherein performing the second correction on the firstcorrection result, to obtain the second correction result comprises:performing the chrominance correction on the luminance-corrected imageinput data, according to a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtainluminance and chrominance-corrected image input data; and determiningthe luminance and chrominance-corrected image input data as the secondcorrection result.
 21. The non-transitory storage medium as claimed inclaim 18, wherein the non-transitory storage medium is furthercontrolled to perform the following steps: collecting the image inputdata by an image collection device, to obtain at least two levels ofluminance measurement values; performing fitting according to the atleast two levels of the luminance measurement values, to obtain aluminance fitting curve; setting a correction target curve according tothe luminance fitting curve and a correction target result; acquiring amapping correction value of a grayscale according to the correctiontarget curve; and obtaining the luminance correction coefficientaccording to the mapping correction value of the grayscale.
 22. Theprocessor as claimed in claim 16, wherein performing the firstcorrection on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult comprises: performing the chrominance correction on the imageinput data according to a chrominance correction coefficient, to obtainchrominance-corrected image input data; and determining thechrominance-corrected image input data as the first correction result.23. The processor as claimed in claim 22, wherein performing the secondcorrection Currently Amended the first correction result, so as toobtain the second correction result comprises: determining ahierarchical position where the chrominance-corrected image input datais located; acquiring a luminance correction coefficient correspondingto the chrominance-corrected image input data according to thehierarchical position; performing the luminance correction on thechrominance-corrected image input data according to the luminancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and determining the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data as the second correction result.24. The processor as claimed in claim 16, wherein performing the firstcorrection on the image input data, to obtain the first correctionresult comprises: determining a hierarchical position where the imageinput data is located; acquiring a luminance correction coefficientcorresponding to the image input data according to the hierarchicalposition; performing the luminance correction on the image input dataaccording to the luminance correction coefficient, to obtainluminance-corrected image input data; and determining theluminance-corrected image input data as the first correction result. 25.The processor as claimed in claim 24 wherein performing the secondcorrection on the first correction result, to obtain the secondcorrection result comprises: performing the chrominance correction onthe luminance-corrected image input data, according to a chrominancecorrection coefficient, to obtain luminance and chrominance-correctedimage input data; and determining the luminance andchrominance-corrected image input data as the second correction result.26. The method as claimed in claim 4, wherein the method furthercomprises: collecting the image input data by an image collectiondevice, to obtain at least two levels of luminance measurement values;performing fitting according to the at least two levels of the luminancemeasurement values, to obtain a luminance fitting curve; setting acorrection target curve according to the luminance fitting curve and acorrection target result; acquiring a mapping correction value of agrayscale according to the correction target curve; and obtaining theluminance correction coefficient according to the mapping correctionvalue of the grayscale.
 27. The method as claimed in claim 5, whereinthe method further comprises: collecting the image input data by animage collection device, to obtain a luminance and chrominancemeasurement value of each lamp point of a selected chrominance layer;converting the luminance and chrominance measurement value, to obtain aconverted luminance and chrominance measurement value; adjusting aluminance value in the converted luminance and chrominance measurementvalue of each the lamp point, according to a common correction targetluminance value of a specified layer in the luminance correction;performing inverse conversion according to the adjusted luminance valueand chrominance information in the converted luminance and chrominancemeasurement value, to obtain a tristimulus value; and acquiring thechrominance correction coefficient, according to the tristimulus valueand a target value.